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Sorry, that's not right. When a chemical is absorbed it passes through cell linings of the absorbing organ (in this case, the gastrointestinal tract) into the interstitial fluid (fluid surrounding cells) within that organ. The intracellular fluid is within cells and the toxicant must transverse the cell's membrane in order to get into the intracellular fluid.
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